Bad Bunny has had a huge 2026. On 1 February he won three Grammys, including Album of the Year for Debí Tirar Más Fotos, the first Spanish-language album ever to take the award. A week later he headlined the Super Bowl LX half-time show, the first one performed entirely in Spanish. In between, he finally got his first signature sneaker with adidas, the BadBo 1.0. Here is everything you need to know about Bad Bunny's adidas collabs, from the Forum to his own BadBo line.
Updated October 2026
Forum Low (2021 to 2022)
Bad Bunny made his adidas debut in 2021 with a bold update of the Forum Low. Inspired by chunky 2000s skate shoes, his version added a doubled tongue, extra padding and a metal buckle on the ankle strap. It also introduced El Ojo, the third eye from his album X 100pre, which has appeared on almost every release since.
'The First Café' came first, followed by the pink 'Easter Egg', the Triple Black and later the blue pair in 2022. That same year he also reworked the Forum Powerphase.
Response CL (2022 to 2024)
The Response CL started life as an early-2000s running shoe. Bad Bunny reworked it with flowing overlays that look like ice cream melting in the sun, giving the technical runner a surreal edge. Colourways include 'White Silver', 'Ecru Tint' and 'Black'.
| adidas x Bad Bunny Response CL 'White Silver' | adidas x Bad Bunny Response CL 'Ecru Tint' (2023) |
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| adidas x Bad Bunny Response CL 'Black' (2023) | |
Campus (2023 to 2024)
The skate DNA of the Forum returned on the Campus. Benito's version leans into earthy suede, a padded double tongue and a chunkier rubber sole. The 'Wild Moss', 'Brown' and 'Cloud White' landed in 2023, followed by 'Deep Brown' in 2024.
| adidas x Bad Bunny Campus 'Wild Moss' (2023) | adidas x Bad Bunny Campus 'Brown' (2023) |
| adidas x Bad Bunny Campus 'Cloud White' (2023) | adidas x Bad Bunny Campus 'Deep Brown' (2024) |
Gazelle Indoor (2024 to 2026)
On the Gazelle Indoor, Bad Bunny took a more experimental route. The shoe gets an inside-out feel, with an off-centre T-toe overlay and an exposed size label on the heel. The colourways pull straight from his Puerto Rican roots as a city series: 'San Juan', 'Cabo Rojo' and 'El Yunque'. A 'White' pair followed, and the newest Gazelle is the 'Solar Gold': bright yellow suede, black stripes and a gum sole, dropping in October 2026 and already on KLEKT.
Adizero SL72 (2024 to 2025)
The SL72 might be his boldest look. The collab fuses two eras of adidas running, with the classic SL72 upper bursting out of a modern Adizero sole. It came in 'Blue' and 'Off White' in 2024, then 'Brown and Pink' and 'Maroon' in 2025.
Ballerina (2025 to 2026)
Always tuned in to trends, Bad Bunny also put his stamp on the adidas Ballerina, a slim update of the Taekwondo shoe. It carries over the deconstructed details of his Gazelles on an ultra-thin sole. 'White', 'Core Black' and 'Bold Gold' dropped in 2025, and the 'Flamboyán', named after the red-flowering tree found all over Puerto Rico, followed in 2026.
| adidas x Bad Bunny Ballerina 'White' (2025) | adidas x Bad Bunny Ballerina 'Core Black' (2025) |
| adidas x Bad Bunny Ballerina 'Bold Gold' (2025) | adidas x Bad Bunny Ballerina 'Flamboyán' (2026) |
Mercedes-AMG Adiracer GT and F50 (2024 to 2025)
With Mercedes-AMG, Bad Bunny turned to motorsport. The Adiracer GT is a slim, low driving shoe built around F1 references. On the pitch, he joined Lionel Messi for the F50 Elite 'Cardboard' football boot in 2024.
| adidas x Bad Bunny x Mercedes-AMG Adiracer GT Low 'Branch' (2025) | adidas x Messi x Bad Bunny F50 Elite 'Cardboard' (2024) |
BadBo 1.0 and 1.1 (2026)
His most important release so far is the BadBo 1.0, his first signature sneaker. It takes cues from classic basketball shoes, with an asymmetrical cut on the heel and a two-tone, semi-translucent outsole. The debut 'Resilience' in chalk white launched in February 2026, alongside a limited brown pair. The 'Rise', first seen in the music video for "BOKeTE", followed in March, and the 'Night Navy' landed in September.
Also in September came the BadBo 1.1, the first low-top in the line, in 'Chalk White'.
F50 Ghost Sprint (2026)
For the World Cup summer, Bad Bunny turned the F50, one of adidas's fastest football boots, into a lifestyle sneaker. The F50 Ghost Sprint launched on 18 July 2026, the day before the World Cup final, in 'Dark Marine', 'Solar Slime' and 'Black Charcoal'.
| adidas x Bad Bunny F50 Ghost Sprint 'Dark Marine' (2026) | adidas x Bad Bunny F50 Ghost Sprint 'Solar Slime' (2026) |
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| adidas x Bad Bunny F50 Ghost Sprint 'Black Charcoal' (2026) | |
Five years after the first Forum, Bad Bunny has gone from collaborator to signature athlete, with his own line and a new model almost every season.
Browse every Bad Bunny x adidas collab on KLEKT.
Images: adidas / KLEKT
